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Financial Instrument

The document discusses financial instruments, highlighting their role in facilitating money exchange between borrowers and lenders. It covers various types of financial assets, liabilities, and the evolution of money from barter systems to modern currencies. Additionally, it touches on contractual rights associated with financial instruments and introduces concepts like puttable instruments.

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Financial Instrument

The document discusses financial instruments, highlighting their role in facilitating money exchange between borrowers and lenders. It covers various types of financial assets, liabilities, and the evolution of money from barter systems to modern currencies. Additionally, it touches on contractual rights associated with financial instruments and introduces concepts like puttable instruments.

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Module 3 -

Financial Instruments

Financial Institution ·

facilitates exchange of money

Borrower Sauer
User Lender

Investee Creditor
T
Creditor

Financial Instruments
contract : one party /creditor transfer funds to another party (debtor Financial Institution COMMERCIAL
generates money ~
Money Exchange
~
Physical commodity
I
san be stock bond , ,
money market instrument , deposit currency derivatives
, , (borrower debtor,
, issuer, creditor) -

L
gives rise to

FINANCIAL ASSET
Bond vs . Stock -Receive Cash or Cash

"Interest ↓
Equivalent in the future
No assurance of principal repayment
L give back

the amount
invested CONTRACTUAL
of
FINANCIAL
Currency transferring
~
Funds INSTRUMENT
FLAT currency not backed by physical commodity
-

backed
~Stock bond , deposit ,

by government
,

assets of the
currency derivative
,

Financial Instruments -
Pro-forma
Cash XXY Financial Asset XXY
Asset side HISTORY OF MONEY PUTTABLE
Liability
Fin . Liabl XXX cash XXY ~
Barter : something Perishable ~
Recalled/Redeemed
Equity
~
Gold Silver ~
Right to exercise or not
-
gives rise to financial asset and liability ,

-
at least two parties

History of Money
·
Barter-only needs are used as exchange
-
valuable to
society
they need something
-

that should not perish


-
metals
-
gold-turn into coins , heaviest metal

Blacksmith-golds are deposited


-

(as money
-

give paper in return


-

Banks are local (Industrial revolution eral


~
FED-created the dollar
~
Different crorencies ,
different bank notes

Inventory
·
Toade Accounts are all Financial Instrument
·
Bonds -

recorded at FUPL FroCI , Amortized cost


,
Mr. A Mr B
.

-
~
Actively Traded
~
Marketable securities #

Financial Asset -

Receive Cash/Cash Equivalent in the Future


-Cash
~
Equity instrument of another evitity stocks
-

~
Contractual Right :
-

Receive cash / another financial asset from another entity

exchange financial assets/financial wh another entity with terms that are


-

To liabilities

potentially favorable
~
Contract that will I maybe settled in the entity's quity
instruments
own

a .
Non-derivative

b . Derivative that will or maybe settled other than by the exchange of a fixed amount of

cash.

Case 1 :

Mr. A company B

100 000 #oe


For
,

par
Case 2 :
Mr. A Company &

-
Total #100 = ,
000
FMV : # of
shares

Puttable Instruments
Can be recalled I redeemed
~
!

(callable shares)
~
Provisions under the stock certificate
Have the right to exercise the right or not

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